The Press., 1887-11-10
Issued Every Thursday Evening.
THE STAFFORD FAIR.

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 2.3s class-premiums $1OO, $50, $50, $1O. Morea b. m., 1 1 Emma R., b'rk. in, 3 8 Time, as7N, as8%, s;Ssx. Open to all class-premiums $l26, SS2 50, $s1.SO. Oracle B., b. m., l NiFE Time, Ss asiT, asaR, s2sx. f ..aa--a' ? 50 class-preA Aiums $50, ssO, sl5, slO. Assabet Queen, b. m., 1 I Kate Clark, b. m., 2 2 Baby S., b. m, 8 3 Wolfton, b. g., ( Time. 24C, 2.ss1(, 2.seK.
 Pony race premiums s2S, slS 3, ss-K mile hear. Texas Jack, br. g., l White Stockings, b. g., , Honest John. 6. g., 6 { Walter Hickson, oh. g.. 5 Wild Jack, b,g., 3 6 Time, loo, 1.02.
 Flat race-premiums $50, $25, Sl5, $lO Dick Dougan oh. g., 1 sorrel Mike, oh. g., 3 Little Mike. b. g. Time, 161H, I571l.
 Hurdle race-premiums 50, $aO. $sO-lx mile heats. Texas Jack, br. g., Wild Jack, b. E., 8 Time, 2OSL. I'd
 From the list of awards previously pub llshed Ill the poultry department by mis- D.. A. Jones of Worcester, Mass, the largest exhibitor in that department. These were First premiums-Pair buff cochin fowls {; pen do; pair white Dorking chicks; pen silver Dorking fowls; pair do; pair colored Dorking fowls pen do chicks; pair red pile game bantams; pair silver duckwinR game bantams; pair black games do; pair white do; pen golden sebright bantams; pair do chicks; pair black R. c. bantams do chicks pair R. 0. white bantams; pen do chicks; pair Pekin bantam fowls; pair American Dominique do pair Dirigo chicks pair white Guinea fowls :; pair Aylesbury ducks; do young pair Coyuga ducks; pain colored .huscoyy do; pair do ducklings pair white call ducks; pair white crested do pair blue carrier pigeons; black owl pigeons white do; blue do; silver do; powdered crested fantail pigeons; white smooth head fantail do; black smooth head fantail do black crested fantail do; blue smooth head fantail do; red smooth head fantail do {; black wing turbots; yellow do; blue do; red jaco lins; yellow do; black tumblers blacl motled do; blue head do; red head do black magpie pigeons; blue do; black arch angels largest exhibit; best display white fantails; best pairs; best turbits.
 Second premiums partridge cochin fowls; r@ir do pair buff cochins pair whitC
 
 Polish do; pair golden duckwing game ban tam chicks; pair white game bantam fowls pair golden Sebright bantam fowls; pail black R. c. bantams do chicks; pair whit, Guinea fowls pair colored Muscovy ducks do ducklings; pair white call ducks alsC second on nearly every variety of pigeons en tered, and on several varieties also Sd.
 Third premiums-Pair partridge cochin fowls; pair B. B. red game bantams; per | q q n1,fo olrC oS,. H.
 GRAINS.
 F. H. Andrews, South Woodstock, peck
 rye, peck corn, peck buckwheat,
 peck oats, peck white beans, each
 25c., $l2l B. Tift, Westford, peck buckwheat,
 peck corn, each 25c., .5C A. E. Weld, Union, red popcorn, .2' l.. w. Holt, Willington, self-husking
 field corn, 25c, Longfellow's field
 corn, 50c., .7S H. F. Corbin, Union, peck Canada corn,
 peck barley, each 25c., .5C J. NJ. and A. H. Smith. -, Mar
 blehead corn, early Corey, under
 bluff, Smiths evergreen, green
 sweet corn, lima beans, each 25c., 1.5C J. S. Keep, Monson, peck corn, peck
 oats, peck beans, each 25c., .7S Geo. D. Colburn, Union, peck buck
 wheat 5oc., peck barley 5oc., peck
 wheat 5Oc., peck top-over corn
 25c., peck welcome oats 50c., 2.2E John Fl. Larned, Putnam, buckwheat,
 oats, each 25c., .5( E. W. Upham, Union, Holden corn,
 sweet corn, Stowell evergreen, rye,
 each 25c., 1.0( Orwell Dimock, Stafford, N. E. corn, .2I F. L. Upham, Union, white field corn,
 yellow ditto, sweet early Marble
 head, ditto Tom Thumb, oats, each
 25c., 1.2t JIG. Upham, Union, Corey sweet corn,
 western corn, top-cover corn, yell low corn, welcome oats, barley,
 each 25c., l.5( R H. Mouton, Stafford, India wheat
 golden popcorn, each 25c., .5( E. H. Dwight, Stafford Med. white
 beans 50c., top-over corn 25c., .7l F. H. Andrews, Woodstock, rye, .2J H. O. Sparks, Wilmington, hops, .2C G. A. Kingsbury, Stafd, bushel corn,
 25c., buckwheat 25c., rye 50c., 1.0( J. K. Park, Stafford, lima beans, .2t c. U. Brooks, Holland, red rice pop
 corn, white ditto, each 25c, .5( R. B. Webster, Union, field corn, buck
 wheat, each 25c .5C E WitherelI, Union, field corn 25c.,
 sweet corn 25c., pop corn 25c., black-eye beans 25c., cranberry beans 25c.} IS varieties beans 50c, 1.7I M. .Larned, ,Staf'd rye, corn, each 25c, .5C H. F. Corbin, Union, 3 varieties beans,
 acre corn, S2t bu., each 25c .5( E. W. Upham, Union, Dent corn, pole beans, each 25c., .5C L. R. Sparrow, Holland, corn, 92 bu.
 to acre, oats, rye, each 25c., .7E A. Agard, Union, corn, .2G vEGETABL.Es.
 F.H. Andrews, South Woodstock, early
 red onions, white egg turnips, each | 25c., .5C Mary l. Noble, Willington, squash, .2I J. w. Witt, Stafford, stump rooted car rots, rutabagas, two varieties round turnips, each 25c., .7! H.F. Corbin, Union, Beauty Hebron
 potatoes 5Oc., Clark's No. 25c.,
 Early Essex 50c., Burbank 50c., cream squashes 25c., 2.0C F. l.. Upham, Union, yellow globe tur-
 nip, COW horn turnip, each 25c., .5t Geo. D. Colburn, Union, potatoes-
 North Star 25c., Early Rose 25c White Elephant 50c., Clarks No 1 | 50c., Beauty of Hebron 5Oc., 200 B. w. Upham, Union, yellow Danvers
 onions, Beauty of Hebron potatoes,
 each 25c., .5I G w Rider, Willington, yellow globe | turnips oi